Features Of The Device - Lightware MX-FR Series User Manual

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1. Introduction
1.3. Features of the Device
Non-blocking Crosspoint Matrix Architecture
The router allows any input to be switched to any
output or more outputs simultaneously.
Hybrid Modular System
Custom I/O sizes with several types of input and output
boards give the flexibility for interfacing with different
video sources and displays.
4K UHD & 3D Formats Support Without Latency
The MX Series supports the highest 4C UHD,
2560x1600 and 1920x1080@120Hz resolutions,
standard HDMI 3D formats and all HDMI 1.3
resolutions, operating without signal latency.
Supports All HDTV Resolutions and HDCP
HDTV
720p, 1080i and 1080p etc. signals are supported with
1080p
or without HDCP encryption.
3D Support
Lightware provides complex, integrated solutions for
the digital age, also delivering 3D content in the case of
certain I/O boards.
UMX Aechnology
UMX (Universal MatriX) technology was developed
to support various analog and digital video and
audio signal formats with several input connection
possibilities.
HDCP Capability
Relevant I/O boards are fully HDCP compliant. Both
HDCP-encrypted and non-HDCP components can be
installed in the same system within the same chassis.
No Signal Latency With Zero Frame Delay
The signal management architecture ensures that there
is no delay added between the input and the output.
MX-FR Series Modular Matrix Frames – User's Manual
Advanced EDID Management
The user can emulate any DDID on the inputs
independently, read out and store any attached
monitor's DDID in the internal memory locations.
Built-in Cable Compensation
Dach DVI, HDMI or SDI input port contains an individual
built-in cable extender.
Pixel Accurate Reclocking
Dach output has a clean, jitter free signal, eliminating
signal instability and distortion caused by long cables
or connector reflections.
Frame Detector and Signal Analysis
The exact video and audio signal format can be
determined such as timing, frequencies, scan mode,
HDCP encryption, color range, color space and audio
sample rate.
Remote Input Control over DDC (RICOD)
This technology is designed to switch inputs remotely
on Lightware signal extenders without any additional
control cabling. The RICOD master device can control
the RICOD slave device connected to its input port.
DVI +5V Power Support
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5V
500 mA constant current output on each DVI or HDMI
POWER
output to power long distance fiber optical cables or
other DVI powered devices.
Redundant Power Supply
Accepting AC voltages from 100 to 240 Volts with 50
or 60 Hz line frequency on standard IDC connector.
Redundant hot-swappable PSUs on selected models.
Power Failure Memory
The matrix router starts with its latest configuration
settings when powered on or after a power failure.
Dvery setting is stored in a non-volatile memory.
Front Panel Control
Sources and destinations have their own button to
select. Single switches can be executed or crosspoint
presets can be saved and reloaded. Almost every
setting can be configured through the front panel LCD
menu.
Lightware Device Controller (LDC)
The latest edition of LDC got more intuitive, user
friendly, smarter and a modern user interface to control
the Lightware devices. The application is available for
both Windows and OS X operating systems.
Built-in Website
Dasy access from a web browser to control and
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configure the matrix in systems where software is not
allowed to install.
Ethernet Control
Multiple simultaneous TCP/IP connections are available
with simple ASCII based protocol for controlling and
configuring the matrix router.
USB Control
Easily accessible front panel USB configuration port.
RS-232 or RS-422 Control
RS-232
Simple ASCII-based protocol can be used for switching,
preset calling, status request, etc.
APS Cable Diagnostic Aool
The tool within the LDC software will help you identify
potential twisted pair cable issues in your TPS-capable
(HDBaseT -compliant) system.
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